HOW TO TALK TO A BABY.

LIKE IT??

I'm a Dad from New Zealand who makes videos about Dad stuff and stuff about New Zealand. That's about it really.

{Made in New Zealand}

[eliudm]

Plot Twist: The baby was the one making the interview.

[yetimilq]

That baby too young to be ending her dad career like that.

[uncensorednerds]

I've been watching this man for 4 years ... I'm a father now of a 13 month old ... I've learned everything from him and re-watching all this.

[sepd]

Hey, former baby here, even though I’m no longer part of that community anymore I appreciate how comprehensive you are toward little dude, I stopped being a baby bcs I wanted to be treated as an equal to others but its still great to see people coming to accept baby’s like that, thanks man!!

[carl]

Me: Doesn't have a baby
YouTube: recommends

[Viktor-tkib]

If the baby is reading this in couple of years, dont be mad at your dad he's trying his best

[GorgeousGirlGenius]

As a baby with 20 years of experience I can say this dad's "How to" is legit

[ghostcatcherzzzzz]

"No twerking, no twerking "😭🤣

[babyimmigrant]

Speaking as a former baby this is entirely true

[Desheep]

How to talk to a baby:
1. "No twerking"

Here endeth Dad's responsibilities.

[FatherX]

I remember those days as a dad. Every sound they utter makes perfect sense and you are seeing eye-to-eye on everything. Good times.

[connelly]

i love how the baby actually appears to absolutely love it when he talks to her "like a baby" but then finds everything else generally boring

[iancuspinera]

Baby: disagrees

Dad: *Stares into oblivion while internal crying intensifies*

[steyn]

Plot twist: *the baby is making a video for his own yt channel called: " how to talk to an adult"*

[dika_hilman]

Baby saying no is legit because they certainly understands the high five part

[LoluEternalCouple]

Cute communication between father and his child

So adorable 🥰🥰

[marinagemoftheseas]

Alternate title: "Man gets roasted by his own flesh and blood"

[anamtaabdulqayyum]

I read a research study where talking to babies in "baby voice" is beneficial for their development. Especially if mom talks to them in the baby voice and dad in normal grown up voice. The variety kind of helps in brain functions i read it long ago so I don't remember specific details. Amazing video nonetheless baby is a born performer ❤

[blumberg]

Awwww she’s adorable! Congratulations!

[Mousy]

Don't think I've ever seen a baby with such flawless comic timing.